Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
THE MEN OF THEIR CHOICE.
officers Elected by the Printers
Pythians, knights OF Honor, &c.
etcuwoxn TyPnGRApuIcAL Union

The following officers have been elect
ed by the organizations named below at
recent meetings:
RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
W. T. Booth, president; James A. Healey. vice
president: W. 5. WOOdsoD, recording secretary;
h. II. Hudson, corresponding and financial sec
rotary; A. l. Tenser, treasurer; {. Hill, SER
geant-at-arms: c. Ellis, w. Il. Booth, and i. NJ
Williams. trustees. George f. Bowden was
elected a delegate TO the Labor Convention,
which meets in stanton January 10, 1888
RICHMOND LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Past Dictator, L. H. Reins Dictator, W. r.
Lee; Vice Dictator, j. II. james: Chaplain,
James T. Vaughan; Treasurer, John W. Quay !;
Reporter. Willard c. Robertson; Financial Re-
rick; Guardian William Kirby; sentinel, I. H..
Foxes; Representative TO the Grand Lodge, Jul
MUS A. Cosby; Trustees-J. j. Wright, I. r.
Campbell, and w. j. Mcdowell.
CAPITOL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
L. A. Tucker, past dictator; W. P: Poyithresss'
dictator: j. II. SOuthall, vice dictator; w. VI.
Evans, assistant dictator; j. b. Woodward, re-
porter: J. X. Tenant, financial reporter: no.
= Winston, treasurer; c. \. spence, chaplain
W. T. Booth, guide: j. j. English, Jr guardian;
n. L. Noel, sentinel.
VIRGINIA LODGE, NO. 2, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Past Chancellor, James B. Angle; Chancellor
Commander, NJ. p. Buchanan; Nice-Chancellor,
William Gibson, Jr.; Prelate, Frank i. Burke !
Master of Exchequer, II. p Elston; Master OF
Finance, T. c.. Epps; Keeper OF RECORDS ana
Harris; Grand Lodge Representative, L. r..
Hulce; Trustees--L- q. jenkins, l.. NJ. Farley,
and Il. p. Hulce.
MYRTLE LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Lewis p. Crowder, past chancellor; James A.
Morris. Jr., chancellor commander; H. Ii. tigg,
yice-chancellor; George C.. Parker, prelate |;
John w. Glenn, keeper Of records aud seal |;
Henry A. Hare, master Of finance; John Max
WELL master Of exchequer; George w. Davis,
master alarms: r. A. Sheppard, inside guard /;
James A. Morris, Sr., outside guard; John Max
well. supreme representative TO the Grand
lodge.
RICHMOND ASSEMBLY. NO. 80, R. s. oFG.F.
George /. Curry, ruler; James II. c. Walker,
instructor; Walter L. Olphin, councillor: George
W. White. secretary; n. ;. Anderson. financial
secretary; w. Field Farrar, treasurer; Charles
H. Hasker. prelate Frank A. Jones, director :
George Bosom, guard; Charles A: WacSer,
sentry. Trustees-J. W. Carter, II. w. +. South
ern and T.. c. Garrison. The assembly has on
its roll sixty-hve members, and meets first and
third Friday nights in each month al haskers
Hall, $40 north Twenty-fourth street.
SOLID DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
An enthusiastic meeting of Democrats was
held at No High street, Oregon Hill. last night,
aud n fine cluD was organized for work. the
following officers were elected: d Il. Reid.
president; Robert Pearman, first vice-president;
b. :. Gates, second vice-president; Chastain
Bl0nkenshtp, secretary; william lIaDue, seI-
geant-at-arns. The nsme adopted Is Tho
Solid Democratic Club OF Oregon Hill, and fine
work may DO looked for from this club In the
spring election.
They will meet again at the same place on the
Goth instant. and every Saturday night there
after at O'Clock.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
At the last meeting Of virginia Lodge. No. g,
Order Of the Golden Chain. the following officers
were installed for the ensuing term by DR.. G. ii.
Corey. who represented the district deputy !:
Willard Wakefield, commander; John A. Briggs,
vice-commander; George w. Ware, past COM
mapder; w. w. Greer. prelate; K. 4. Walthall,
secretary; C. M. Swift, collector; II. NJ. Walthall.
treasurer; I. j. England, guardian; John j..
Davis, sentinel.